Linux System Administration
Linux system
administration is a very broad topic, mainly because a system
administrator's job seems to involve literally everything. This page will
focus mainly on Redhat Enterprise Linux 6 (RHEL 6, or CentOS Linux for the time being) but a
lot of the
information will hopefully be universal to Linux, and even other UNIX
flavors in general.
Additionally this page
is for my students in CIS 126DL Linux Operating
System-Multi-User, and CIS 226AL (Internet Servers, Linux Flavor) at
Mesa Community College, Az.
CIS126DL Course Specific Links
Topics
- Installation
Issues
- Hardware Requirements
- Your system Requirements
- Networking
- Account Management
- Backing up files, accounts, restoring files
- Booting and Shutting Down the System
- Configuration (/etc /etc/rc.d )
- Core File Debugging
- Installing Software, man pages
- Kernel Configuration, recompiling
- Login Scripts
- Monitoring System Performance, logfiles
- Networking
- Printing
- Process Management
- Quota and Hard Drive maintenance
- Scheduling and Automating tasks (inc. updatedb)
- Scripts for administrative tasks
- Security
- Server Installation, start/stop, configuration
Apache: Getting Started
Apache: Week 2
This page last updated on:
(Note: Extreme thanks to Bryan Feir of CRESTech in Ontario Canada. Without
his willingness to spend 10 hours online walking me through the rebuild of
the initrd.img files on BOTH the Redhat Install and Boot disks, we would
not have been able to install to the Jazz cartridges and the course would
have been dead long before we were able to purchase removable HD bays.
Thank you again.)
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